In southern China, the breath of spring is quietly accompanied by humid air, bringing the annual "return to the south". This seasonal phenomenon, with its unique humidity and temperature changes, has become a major topic of conversation in the lives of local people. This year, as the temperature rises and falls, the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor creates a fairyland-like scene, and the dense fog in the express room seems to bring people into a mysterious heavenly realm.
Back to NantianA well-known term in southern China, it describes the severe resurgence of moisture on the walls, floors and even surfaces of homes in the spring as temperatures warm up and humidity rises. At the beginning of March this year, this phenomenon came again as scheduled, so that residents in many places in southern China felt "surrounded" by moisture. From March 6, the southward movement of cold air heralds an easing of the return to the south, but before that, much of the south will experience a cooler spring than usual for the same time of year.
In the north, as spring approaches, temperatures begin to rise slowly in fluctuations. Still, residents of the north need to keep warm in spring, especially on their neck, waist and feet, to protect themselves from the cold. This custom of "spring covering" is not only a care for the body, but also a kind of respect for tradition.
In this spring, both the humidity of the south and the warmth of the north are precious gifts that nature has bestowed upon us. They remind us that no matter how our circumstances change, we should learn to adapt and appreciate and enjoy the unique beauty that each season brings.